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Because of Romeo’s Dream!

Thank You to Krista, Linda,
Rayne, Cricket, Cassie and Mae!

July 2019, Krista Brown of Wisteria Acres, created Romeo’s Dream Adult Community Outreach Program, a non-profit that allows those in need to experience the wisdom of the horses.

From the gift of these beautiful books (above) by award winning Canadian author Claire Hitchon, to an amazing meditation where we became horses, to an obstacle course in tandem with the horses, it was another beautiful day with Krista Brown, owner of Wisteria Acres and Linda, shaman/assistant extraordinaire, and the women in recovery from John Volken Academy.

The rain poured down but we were warm and cozy in the loft above the barn, gathering in circle for a chat and meditation, then lunch.

Colourful ponchos donned, out we went to the paddock to lead Cricket and Rayne over logs, around barrels, and to stand still on a mat while we knocked bowling pins down. Fun and games!

 

Finishing up with cleaning and sweeping, we are gratitude for the strength, beauty, and calmness of these therapeutic horses, and so grateful to Krista for creating Romeo’s Dream, the non-profit that allow us to visit.

Romeo’s amazing spirit of Love, Joy & Laughter lives on. . .